Aviation

Yes, the International Institute of Aviation, Bangalore is a good college. International Institute of Aviation, Bangalore was established in the year 2013. International Institute of Aviation is affiliated to the Aerospace and Aviation Sector Skill Council, Bengaluru Central University. All the faculty members of International Institute of Aviation are certified under the Master trainers of Skill Development Ministry of India and have at least 10 years of experience in the aviation industry. International Institute of Aviation offers degree and advanced Diploma courses under Aviation Management and Hospitality and Travel Tourism. International Institute of Aviation had won seven consecutive awards for the best training and placements in India and Overseas so far.

AFCAT (Air Force Common Admission Test) is an entrance examination conducted by the Indian Air Force for the recruitment of offices in various branches of the Indian Air Force, including Flying Branch, Ground Duty (Technical), and Ground Duty (Non-Technical).The salary of AFCAT offices varies depending on the branch and rank they hold. Here is a general overview of the salary structure for AFCAT offices:Flying Branch:Flying Officer (Entry-level): The approximately starting salary is around ?INR 6,100 per month. This includes basic pay, grade pay, military service pay, dearness allowance, transport allowance, and other allowances.Ground Duty Branches (Technical and Non-Technical):Flying Officer (Entry-level): The approximately starting salary is around INR 56,100 per month. This includes basic pay, grade pay, military service pay, dearness allowance, transport allowance, and other allowances.

Candidates need to secure the minimum qualifying marks separately in the written exam and AFSB test. Candidates are placed in the order of merit on the basis of the total marks secured by them in the written examination and in the AFSB tests. 10 per cent of the vacancies are reserved for NCC Air Wing Senior Division C Certificate holders in Ground Duty (Technical and Nontechnical) Branches. Allotment of branch is based on number of vacancies, performance in the selection process, medical fitness and the choice given by the candidates. Candidates need to secure the section-wise and overall cut off marks inorder to qualify the online test of AFCAT.

AFCAT selection process comprises online test and AFSB interview. The AFCAT exam is conducted online. The test comprises questions from General Awareness, Verbal Ability in English . Numerical Ability, Military Reasoning, and Aptitude test. The total marks allotted to the test are 300. The duration of the test is two hours. The questions asked in the exam are objective-type. The standard of questions asked in the exam is of graduation level. The language of the question paper is English . Candidates should score between 140 to 190 marks out of 300 in AFCAT exam. The AFSB interview is conducted in two stages. Stage 1 of AFSB interview comprises Intelligence rating Test and Picture perception and Discussion Test. Stage 2 comprises Psychological Tests, Group Tests, Interview and Computerised Pilot Selection System (CPSS) test (For Flying Branch) candidates.